For a blind person......

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For a blind person......

I have always given so many single liners in forum for others to decode like a simple game.....

let me see who will give me the best answer for this one....

A few days back when I gave my quote to my best friend, she couldn't decode it. I wondered if it's so complex for someone to decode. Let me see who impresses me most....

"FOR A BLIND PERSON ALL COLOURS ARE JUST BLACK!"

Sandhya Rani

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Not sure if the blind person used here is literal usage or a metaphoric usage. However, to me this one liner reminds me of a famous Hindi quotation, "Kala akshar, bhaish barabar".- meaning for an illiterate person, everything looks the same, every word, every written document. I may be wrong but this is what I guess out of this one-liner.

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	Indeed a well placed answer.... let me see - Sandhya Rani - 10 years ago
	Thanks Sandhya! - Mousumi Ghosh - 10 years ago
	I have been waiting for a few more answers..... yet now, it's time to conclude. Among the answers, Mousumi's answer impressed me most..... She has almost decoded it, though a few dots yet to be completed. I am impressed by Usha's reply among all. It gave me a new food of thought. Yet, as the question is to decode the wordings, Mousumi's answer is close to it. If I had two options to choose, I would have chosen Usha's option as well..... @Mousumi.... A blind person doesn't literally means illiterate (a person who doesn't know to read and write).... He is just a person with no idea about a particular subject! there is one similar proverb - A person who really knows the value of a precious stone could treasure it, otherwise it's just a simple useless stone.......Similarly, similar to a blind person who can't differentiate between colours, an ignorant person/ person with dark mind can't differentiate good or bad, happiness or sadness or any contrasting attributes..... I think I have explained....If not, please ask me Thank you Mousumi once again..... - Sandhya Rani - 10 years ago
	Thanks Sandhya for the detailed explanation. :) - Mousumi Ghosh - 10 years ago

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suni51 · Answer 1 · 2014-10-21 17:39:43

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If you ask me, blind person is not the one who cannot see but the one that doesn't want to see. For him there is no color but black all around.

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Sanjeev Gupta · Answer 2 · 2014-10-24 14:55:21

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You cannot make a person agree when he already has thought that he would not agree whatever you say.

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hahaha..
how could i make you agree to my point???? - Sandhya Rani - 10 years ago

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rambabu · Answer 3 · 2014-10-05 08:44:17

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Here is my single liner.
A BLIND PERSON HOLDS THE LANTERN NOT TO SEE, BUT TO BE SEEN.
Physical Blindness is known . A person afflicted with mental blindness even though he is blessed with a pair of eyes he cannot see the reality.

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Gulshan Kumar Ajmani · Answer 4 · 2014-10-08 04:33:14

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For an ignorant person, there is nothing right or wrong. everything is just irrelevant.

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usha manohar · Answer 5 · 2014-10-10 14:05:06

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Blind or not he has an active mind and is able to see through his mind...Dont we fantasize and see things woth our eyes closed , so why not a blind person, his may be different to ours but he does have his own thoughts, colors and fantasies chrning within his mind...

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A new thought...am impressed...
- Sandhya Rani - 10 years ago

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Sheetal Kumar N · Answer 6 · 2018-09-14 21:35:17

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The meaning for somebody who does not want to change, everything is the same.

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